Misinformation campaigns are a serious problem globally, and their prevalence has increased over recent years. Once misinformation or falsehoods are posted, they are shared on social media with numerous strangers and friends who, in turn, share it within seconds [1]}, [2]}. The piece of information may also be distorted by successive summarization [3]}. A recent study finds that “Facebook likes, comments and shares of articles from news outlets that regularly publish falsehoods and misleading content roughly tripled from the third quarter of 2016 to the third quarter of 2020” [4]}. The risks of such widespread misinformation are evident in multiple contexts including politics, public health, and advertising [4]}, [6]}, [7]}.
